Another Top 10 Predictions for Five Nights at Freddy's 2

10. Fredbear / Golden Freddy will save Mike, Abby, and Vanessa at the end

9. Abby is actually Mike's adopted sister

8. The Ghost Children from the first film will reappear to help Abby, Mike, and Vanessa throughout the film 

7. The post credits scene will show William Afton / Springtrap activating the Funtime Animatronics in a secret bunker underneath his house

6. The Toy Animatronics will be destroyed by the original Animatronics

5. William Afton's wife died from suicide

4. Mr. Hippo, Roxanne Wolf, Monty Gator and other various characters from the series will have cameos, similar to that of Sparky the Dog in the first movie

3. The house from FNaF 4 will be featured many times in this movie

2. The Puppet will be on the hunt for William Afton

1. William Afton / Springtrap will be more unhinged in this film.

The Wild Robot: Review

Chris Sanders delivers another hit!

The story line was so much different than I was expecting, but in a good way! I loved that it showed how a robot raising a child would go, and I was glad that they gave the characters plenty of characterization. The film's heart is what made this movie so good. The film's humor was great also, as it appealed to both adults and kids.

The voice acting was great! Lupita Nyong'o continues to make a huge name for herself! Pedro Pascal easily stole the show as Fink! Catherine O'Hara was super funny as Pinktail as well! Mark Hamill's voice fit the Grizzly Bear so perfectly as well! Great job with how well their casting was!

The animation was beautiful! DreamWorks always does a great job with their animation, and they are making a case at supplanting Disney as the leader of animation films!

They left plenty of room for a sequel open, but I'm not sure this film needs a sequel. If they can write a good script great! But I really hope they don't do a sequel, just for the sake of doing a sequel, I.E. a quick cash grab! We shall see though!

Out of 4 stars I would give it...

4 out of 4 stars

Salem's Lot (2024): Review

A rushed mess that doesn't even come close to the classic 1979 version.

The story line was so badly paced that it had little character development, and it wouldn't let certain things breathe. It felt rushed, and the editing was poor, as was the script as a whole! The one scene that was really well shot, was the scene where Mr. Barlow killed Ralphie. The camera work looked great, and you felt so bad for Ralphie, despite his lack of screen time.

The acting was average. Lewis Pullman showed that he has a bright future ahead of him, as he made the most of what he had to work with. Bill Camp did a great job also, and I would venture to say that he did the best job of all the actors. Jordan Preston Carter did a decent job, but I felt he could've done a better job overall. William Sadler was a huge miscast, and I wish the rumors had been true that he was playing Barlow. Alfre Woodard was easily the worst actor in this film. She had no life in her performance at all, and it felt like she didn't even care about her performance. Pilou Asbaek did a good job as Straker, but he was so underused! Makenzie Leigh was a miscast in my opinion, and it didn't help that her character was so underdeveloped.

Another positive I have is that I thought they did a great job with the cinematography. They had a lot of really good shots, but it wasn't enough to save this movie. There were other pretty decent scenes, but the film was too rushed, and it should've been so much better. I did not like Barlow's design either, too much CGI, instead of relying on makeup and prosthetics.

If they ever decide to adapt this again, they need to make it a miniseries, and more faithful to the book. Or split the movie into 2 parts, or make it over 3 hours, because an hour and 53 minutes will not cut it with this movie! 

Out of 4 stars I would give it...

2 out of 4 stars